illoiûûli
ever> >niaginabl(
eceiviug great prjL
’ and EMBR o Î d JJ
Iso just arrived.
he lowest.
her those ¡n
‘ large ,unis
fbroughout the co,«,'
e national holiday, j.
'“■t the floods al
'leath and destr^,,'
"sands of familie,
!e. would it not be,
■d «he proper thingto
"’ey overtoallevisuii
“ who are ¡„ diftc.
Iht about by thia
"e’d all enjoy theF,
this was done. A»,
>»ev might be used,«
Tillamook City W01
example and shoWi|
pirit by taking a p,.
ed to celebrate the Fit
kelp relieve thosewh<
that day. Esper,
rn Oregon.
« Bad Effect.
' to dawn upon some
the big jump
e ot land in Till««
a benefit only to th
sell out and takes
•• It was a hononu
*as not all, forito«
n the minds oiag-
that their dairy tin
tillable as the Sven.
>■ hind is held tod«,;
But what abo«».«
is depopulated Tu
ml exodus for kit
K land held for 114
ks ridiculous to b« !
«st mid Middle WK J
eements in Tillamo.
' land on the ootsi -
hey can here, ham
well. We look for
efore fall, and pe ’
hasten this quiche
e of butter fat.i» '’
tlniry lands in Till. '
JOTTINGS.
TILLAMOOK
Mowers, Bakes and Tedders,
at Gangloff & Snuffer's.
*
Mr. J. B. Delsman and sons came in on
J. C. Currie, of Portland, is in the city. Monday to drive out some stock, and in
all probability the Misses Delsman will
Brock & Atki nson will saw vour wood.* return with them to t’ eir new home.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore will leave
On Tuesday, June 23, John B. Paquet
Friday.
sold his choice tract of Wilson River
Farm loans at 6 percent. Applv to bottom land through 0. Ben Rieslend,
the land agent. The consideration was
B. L. Eddy.
$3500
♦
H. E. Ross, of Nehalem, was in the
A suit was filed in the countv court by
city on Monday.
Anna Simmons against W H. H. Cary
J. M. McFee, of Dallas, Or., was in the and O. E. Quick, for the possession of
city on Tuesday.
six cows or for the sum of $189, and
F. A. Bo wman.of Neskown, was in the $25 damages.
city Wednesday.
The editor was in Portland consulting
Geo. E. Frost, of Portland, was in the an oculist the fore part of the week and
City on Wednesday.
returned home Wednesday to find he
F. L. Lekins, of Salem, Ore., was in had little to do with getting out this
week
’s issue.
the
11 city on Monday.
Mr.
Duncan Stewart, the Astoria
Ira P. Whitney, of Corvallis, was in
Agent for the Pacific Navigation Co.,
the city on Wednesday.
was in last week looking over the city
Norris Humphrey, of Eugene, Ore., and county and was much pleased with
was in the city Saturday.
the countv, it being his first visit here.
The McMinnville Brass Band will give
For sale, a 3-vear old heifer (will be
fresh soon).— Fred Skoinp.
*
a Band concert at the^Tillamook opera-
A. Griest and M Curl, of Blaine, house on the evening of Julv second.
were in the city on Tuesday.
They will be accompanied bv late artists
Mrs. Agnes Fosland, of San Francssco, in singing and dancing and up to date
is visiting with Mr. J. P. Allen.
minstrel work. Don’t miss the show’.*
The Sue H. Elmore sailed last Satur
day with the following passengers : Geo.
Miss Maggie Watt returned home on Howard and wife, I. N. Howard and
Wednesday, coming in on the steamer.
wife, Miss 0. Stratton. Otto Walthers,
Alder Wood for Sale. $1.95 cord de Clvde Evans, R. H. Knight, Miss B.
livered. See F. D Vincent, Tillamook.
Watt, Mrs. A. Watt, W. W. Curtis and
Mr. P. S. Brumby, representing the F. C. Baker.
Blodgets, came in from Portland today.
The citizens of Tillamook have not
Carl P. Fuchs, of McMinnville,Oregon,
was in the city on Wednesday.
Supt. G. B. Lamb left for Portland on been forgetful of the suffering of the
Monday to attend the teacher’s insti people of Heppner
Attorney H. T
tute.
Botts started a subscription list and
Mrs. Maud Stallcupp and Miss Selma
raised $200, and in addition to that the
Alien are spending a vacation in Port
Masons gave $100; Workmen, $25; K. of
land.
P., $25 »OddfellowN, $50.
Ed. Sno< Igrass has opened a bicycle re
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
pair shop in the room below the I.O.O.F.
hall.
Wednesday with the following passen
J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu gers; G.E. Frost, Otto Norberg, F. C.
tual Life Insurance Company of New Baker, Lottie Banfield, Mrs. C. Macafee,
York.
R. Lamb. F. H. Holden, W. A. Whitney
Messrs. W. Olsen, L. Olsen and C. A. —Glasier, J. C. Currie, A. F. Markin,
Bailey will leave to-morrow for Old
and Miss M. Watt.
Mexico.
The Elmore brought in a large lathe
for the saw mill at Hobsonville on Wed
nesday.
Ladies hair shampooed by an exper
ienced barber at the Da vis barber shop.
Price 50 cents.
The closing exercises at St. Alphonsus’
Academy will take place to-morrow
(Friday) evening.
Mr. F. H. Hohlen returned from Port.
land on Wednesday from attending the
pioneers’ re union.
Dr. F. R. Salisbury, of Sparata, Wis.,
and Dr F L. Carr, of Montisano, Wash,
are at the Allen House.
A lumber schooner was outside of the
Nehalem on Wednesday waiting for a
tow to take her in there.
J. N. Howard and wife and George
Howard and family went out last week
to locate at Grants Pass.
saikie .
Captain W. H. .Carv, while bringing
the passengers up on Wednesday, man
aged to get his hand mashed in the
engine. He had succeeded in turning off
the steam to oil the engine, and in turn,
itig it with one hand there was just
enough steam left in the cylinder to give
the engine a start when his hand was
"eflr tl,e smal‘ fl-v wh"‘’ ""'' drawing
badly mashed the back of it.
Henrv Crenshaw left for Cloverdale
Tuesday to make an estimate for an
electric light and water system for Mr.
Chas. Ray, who will leave for San Fran
cisco to purchase machinery and equip,
meat for his power and light system. It
has long been the plan of Mr. Ray to
utilize the power on his place for this
purpose and we wish him success in his
undertaking.
amily havemoveFi^
Miss Lottie Banfield came in from
a short time whilr
Portland on Wednesday to spend the
No one can expect the band boys in
a dam on Bewk.r .
summer with the editor’s family.
this city to play on the Fourth. On one
< Logging Co.
All children who are willingly to ride occasion they were offered $25 to play
’•led home a it* figl1 on the liberty car will meet at Todd’s on the national holiday, and no wonder
Hall,
Saturday afternoon,at 3 o’clock.
months abna
they’ve got cold feet when they see that
Laces,
embroidery, ginghams, skirts, $200 is to be paid to an outside band
■ here was
e of M r. BilW
I ribbons and all kinds ot spring goods. and the people is asked to help the out
We have ’em. At the RacketStore. *
enjoved, gair
siders out as well bv patronizing a band
Mr. and Mr. T. Sarchet returned from
supper being t- •
Dallas, Ore., on Monday, where the for- concert. This idea of acting niggardly
Some 40 per»»
, mer.had been visiting for several weeks.
one year with the ¡local band and then
several frorat»
Mrs. Catherine H. Potter, of Hebo. blow’ in a lot of money upon outsiders
2 was adjudged insane by County Judge when money is flush, don’t look exactly
milk is rem. -
Condor and taken to the State asvlum right from a local standpoint.
at Salem
lory, which bx
W. H. Owens was accused of indecent
A suit has been filed in the countv court exposure, on a complaint sworn to by
by the Tillamook Logging Co. against
The evidence
W. B. Alderman and Andrew Anderson M. R. Hannenkratt.
showed that it was a trumped up case
for $90.
The Woodmen of the World’s social growing out of the case where Clarence
nt Todd’s hall on Friday evening was Hannenkratt was accused of carnally
largely attended and proved to be an knowing Agness Bramwell, a young girl
reman at
enjoyable affair.
of only 14 years of age, and to neigh
Mrs. C. Macafee, a sister of Mrs. borhood quarrels and gossip. The com
Mm of horw
Eugene Jenkins, came in on the steamer plainant stated the crime was committed
on Wednesday. They have not met since
in December, while the witnesses testi
they were small children.
fied to other times The defence had an
Owing to the bar having shoaled up.
and unable to get steam lumber array of witnesses to testify to Mr.
schooners, the Truckee Lumber Co.’s Owens moral conduct and good citizen
saw mill has closed down indefinitely.
ship. and impeaching the Hannenkratt'»
lie "Hire o(
On the nights of the third and fourth and testifying that they would not be
of Joi v there will be a grand ball at the lieve them on oath. The case should
effect that
Tillamook opera house. Supper will be never have l>een brought into court
’tnpany «
served both nights after 12 o’clock.
v solictim
Oil for your nmchines, »(
Don’t miss the sweliest thing of the cele.
let ter,awl
Gangloff A. Nnlifter's.
bration.
ized to rep.
lilted and
the Scare.
> riied or
i Oregon, <
ance hr
MAKE « A VAPOR
irof any
rtained.
LIKE : THIS.
FOUR STYLES
ildcat'
CLOUGH’S SPRAYERS
* A
-date
rare
»rice
• "
at
I Jet
75c.
2Jets
85c.
3 Jets, gal-
Vnnize l ... $1 09.
3 Jets,brass 1.25.
HraöiinM.
T
One Quart,
at
Flies
50r.
10 Gallons.
Clough,Reliable Druggist
If after using CARBOLIC COMf*O(’ND you are not
McCormick Mowers, Rakes and Tedders.
Harford,
Columbia,
Rambler,
and
Ideal
BICYCLES.
Hardware, Tin ware, Stoves and Ranges? liw and Steei'^
Ft. L
"W-A-IDE.
$250.00
GiVEN AWAY.
On October I, '03.
Wc will give away, absolutely free of
charge $250.00 in Cash or Merchandise.
First Prize, $50.00. 42 Prizes in ail.
With each $1.00 cash purchase made
we will give you a ticket which will entitle
you to one chance in these prizes.
We carry a complete stock of
CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES,
FURNISHING GOODS,
GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED.
TODD & CO.
Dairy Farms. Town Property,
Mill Sites. Water Fronts. Timber Lands.
Life and Fire Insurance.
Rentals.
Financial Agent.
off Stock.
makes
Dr. F. R. Salisbury, of Sparta, Wig.,
and I)r. F. L. Carr,of Montesano, Wash.,
came in last week to look at a timber
claim back of Harris’ on the Wilson
river. They telephoned down for a tim
bercruiser and W. Ricfenburg, of Bay
City, was on his wav up there, when
Dr. Salisbury met with an accident. On
Saturday evening they took a stroll
from their camp to look at the timber,
when darkness overtook them. They
were making their way back in the
darkness and were only a few hundred
yards away when Dr. Salisbury slipped
down a bank 4-0 feet, which was almost
perpendicular, where he remained all night
in talking distance with Mr. Carr, but
both unable to move for tear of meeting
a worse fate. About three o’clock the
next morning the break of dawn showed
them where they were.
Dr. Carr went
to
Dr.
Salisbury’s assistance and
found he had broken the small bones of
the right foot and was some what
bruised up. Dr. Carr then made his way
to Harris’ and sent Reifenburg for ap
pliances to set the injured limb. J. E.
Tuttle and Tlios. Coates returned with
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
Reifenburg, and they managed to cut a
trail in about three miles and carried Dr. Between Portland and Tillamook
Salisbury out on a chair, and he was
City May be Established in
brought to this city on Tuesday.
the Near Future.
Mr. F. H. Skinner, of Portland, is in
Larsen Sues the Gamblers.
the city and is meeting with encourage
Jens F. Larsen filed suit in the Circuit ment in an effort to inducement the busi- 1
Court on Thursday against Clark E. ness men of Tillamook City to take stock I
Hadley and William J. Stephens for the in a new transportation company to run I
sum of $3,280, being t wice the amount a line of steamers between Portland, Ne- I
of money Larsen lost in gambling games halem and Tillamook City. The citizens |
at Hadley’s saloon. The first cause of of Nehalem have subscribed over $2000, (
action is set out in the complaint :
and Mr. Skinner is wanting the business i
“ That on or about the 29th of May. men of this city to subscribe $10,000, |
1902, in Tillamook county, Oregon, the and he expects to raise that amount in a
said defendants did conduct and carry
on, as owners and proprietors in the few days. The want of aline of steamers
building in Tillamook Citv in said county between Portland and Tillamook, with a
and state, used and occupied bv the de tow service and barges to take out lum
fendant, Clark E. Hadley as a saloon, a ber, is something which has retarded the
certain game of vingtun (ortwenty-one),
being a game played with cards fcr industrial growth of Tillamook, and if
this can be overcome by the businessmen
money.*’
“ That on or about said 29th day of getting only a part interest in the pro
May, 1902, plaintiff engaged in playing posed new company, then Mr. Skinner
said game so conducted and owned bv
defendants ; and plaintiff then and there and those whom he represent should re
lost at and on said game a sum of ceive every encouragement from Tilla
money amounting to $400.”
mook City when equal rates—and no re
“ That the said defendants were then
bates—are offered to one and all. Pro
and there the proprietors for whose
benefit the said game was played and bably there will be some opposition to
dealt and such money won.”
contend with, but the first thing to look
There are ten causes of action, in which at is the business interests of the city, so
Larsen alleges he lost at gambling the if a line of steamers will in any way ben
following sums of money : June 16, 1902, efit the industries of the county and help
$20 ; November 18, $400 ; January it get out of its do-nothing, shut down,
3, 1903, $300 ; January 10, $300 ; Feb bottlcd-up conditions, for heaven’s sake
ruary 26, $200; April 26, $300; May let's all get in and put < ur shoulders to
13, 1903, $430; June 10, $100; June the wheel and help it along. The moss-
backs and those whotry to keep the city
12, $ 10. __________________
bark with monopoly and monopoly
Wc will also give with each $10 cash purchase a 16x20 En
prices have held sway long enough and
DEATH OF JOSEPH FITZ the people want a change. But before larged picture 011 anything sold except sugar, flour, oil, tobacco
PATRICK.
the business men take hold of the new and coffee, which are sold on a very close margin.
proposition let them get together so as
Impressive Funeral Service Held to have a business understanding with
at Sacred Heart Church.
Mr. Skinner, for it must be made a first-
Tuesday morning we received the sad class freight, passenger and tow service
it
it is io be of any benefit to Tillamook
intelligence that Joseph Fitzpatrick (son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fitzpatrick),one of Citv, and anything'short of that should
Tillamook’s best known and esteemed not be entertained.
young men, was no more. The announce
A Wedding.
ment of his death was received by the
Who’s the “Pig Hoad?”
another newspaper in opposition ? That
entire community with the deepest re
is what Mr. Sibley and Captain Wilkie
A
v
“
ry
pretty
wedding took place at
gret. He was 16 years of age.
Tec re is quite a difference of opinion as can honestly call the essence of newspaper
The few years of youth accorded him Ocean Park on Saturday, June 13th, at
pig
headedness anil let the nasty ‘‘pig
were spent here with his worthy parents the home of Mr. and Mis. J. T. Dickens, to the cause of the Sequoia stranding oil
the bar. Some contending that she was headed'' insinuation pass at that.
who did all in their power to afford the
when their beautiful and accomplished out of the channel, while others surmise
promising young man all the advantages
daughter Rose was given in marriage to
For Sale,
of a good moial education
While yet Mr. Charles Fletcher, of Oretown. Mr. that these occasional accidents are plan
ned for the purpose of discouraging new
pursuing his studies at St. Alphonsus'
Second
hand
wagon in good condi
West, of Beaver, performing the cere industries from locating in the county.
Academy, where he won for himself mony.
number of friends and rela But the Independent’s version of it is tion.—G. E. Pavne, Spruce
special distinction for his studious and
tives were present, and after extending that it was ‘‘all caused by a pig headed
moral habits, he fell a victim to an in
their congratulations to th? happy captain who wanted to save $50.” Not
Card of Thanka.
sidious malady which confined Inin to
young couple, they retired to the dining so, however, lor Mr Sibley manager of
his bed for months. The best of medical
Mr. C. S. Harmon ami family wishes
room to partake of the sumptous feast the Truckee Lumber Co’s saw null at
aid administered to him through pro
which Mrs. Dickens had prepared, to Hobsonville, says the captain of th? to thank the |>eople of Tillamook for
fessional nursing did all that was possi
their
kindness and sympathy shown
which everyone present did justice.
Sequoia undertook the responsibility of
ble to save the precious life, but all
The bride anil groom received some taking his vessel out himself and he was them during their bereavement in the
human means resorted to and even the
loss of a loving wife and mother.
patient’s most sanguine hopes and super very useful and beautiful presents as fol not out of the channel but right on the
lows :
bar when she grounded. She would no
human confidence prove in vain.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickens, feather bed and doubt have met wilh a like accident had
WANTED, CHITTUM BARK.
His death was as beautiful as his
life Conscious of his approaching end pillows; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, mant she been towed out by the Vosburg
Cohn
& Co. will pay the higheat
presents too numerous to mention ; Mr. That vessel tow rd out the Close a week
he resigned himself to the will of his
Cash Price for Chittuni Park.
Maker and with his devoted parents and Mrs. Foster, a quilt ; Mr. and Mrs. or so previous, and the latter was dis
constantly bv his side, assisted by many Southmavde, shirt waist ; Mr. and Mrs. abled by loosing her rud«lcr on account
relatives and friends he gave his pure Shaw, carving knife; Mr. and Mrs. H. of it striking on the bar, and had to be
You can Have 25c. a gallon by
Gaidner, toilet case ; Mr. ami Mrs. towed in again for repairs. So Captain
spirit over to his God.
getting your machine oil from
The funeral services held at the Catho Margaret!, table linen; Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie had no assurance of getting out
lic Church were of an imposing nature, Scott, salad bowl ; Mr. and Mrs. Kille- safely even if lie hail engaged the tow Gangloff A Snuffer's.
and well calculated to impress the large brew, table linen ; Dora Southmayde, boat. II there is a “pig headed captain’’
pillow cases ; Elsie and Inis Dickens, in one case, there mu<t have been others
The best cup of C >ffee in
congregation present with the serious
aspect of death. At 10 o'clock a.in. napkin rings; Mabie Patker, set of also, for when the captain of the Close town. Lunch at any time, at
the funeral procession reached the church, silver teaspoons ; Will Raleigh, silver engaged the tug Geo. R. Vosburg to tow Vogler’s ba ery.
when they were met at the door by the gravy ladle ; Frank Foster, China cake him to sea, and the captain of the latter
We have decided to close
priest, who blessed and led the remains • plate ; Myrtle F«»ster. table linen ; Eva vessel undertook the job, but managed
before the alter. A Requiem High Mass Waymirr, glass cracker dish ; ami last, to disable the < lose on the bar, who out our entire line of Men’s
was then sung, the music being verv ap but not least, we wid mention the many was the “pig headed captain" in that and Boy’s Hats at wholesale
propriate and well rendered. At the beautiful selections of music rendered by case? Or, a year or so ago when the price.—Mills & Finley.
schooner Merchant went ashore at Ne
offertory the pupils ot St. Alphonsui*' Healer's orchestra.
lialem while in tow of the Vosburg ? The
Academy sang a lieautiful hymn to St.
Headlight floes not think for one moment
I)r. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
Joseph. After the mass the absolution |
Obituary Notice.
that owners of vessels put “pig headed enced dentist is located in
being given, the remains were taken to [
<a
tai
is
'
in
command
of
vessels,
and
to
Mrs.
Ophelia
Hiirmon
was
born
in
the Catholic cemetery, where the last
Illinois. August 21st, 1869. She came dull such an experienccd mariner and Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
burial rites were performed.
The large attendance at this funeral to Oregon in O< -toiler, 1902, and died at gentleman as Captain " ilkir with that is prepared to do nothing but
combined with the impressive and signi- her home near Tillamook, on June iMth, kind of low slang is altogether wrong first class work and give the
cant ceremonies of the Catholic Church, 1903. alter im illness of sixteen months. and out of place. But then what e'.se best of s itisfaction
If your
and the simple unostentatious appear She leaves a husband and three children, can lie expected from a man who will teeth need fixing call upon
sell
a
newspa;>er
plant
and
the
good
will
who
will
greatly
miss
her.
ance of the funeral itself contributed
The funeral service was held Friday, at thereof to a nephew mid then start up him.
greatly to the edification of those un
familiar with Catholic practices and be one p.m., in the Christian Church.
Burial took place at the I.O.O.F. ceme.
lief, and could not but have deeply im
pressed them with the full significance trry.
and serious aspect of death.
Notice
In the untimely demise of Joseph Fitz,
patrick, an irreparable loss has been
I will pay $2.50 reward for definite
sustained, not only by his good parents, information as to who piled the slab
who have lost in him a re*p<cttul, duti wood upon the sidewalk on 2nd street,
ful son. but also by many of our |>eople on Saturday night, June 20th, 1903.
who had the pleasure of his acquaint
< LVIiE < LEM ENTS,
ance. By his amiable character, genial
City Marshal.
manners ami happy disposition hr rn.
dearer! himself to all, and thi< calle«I
For Sale.
forth the sympathy of the whole com
munity when they were apprised of I im
Short
horn
yearlings
from dams that
death.
As a flower prematurely fall« and have macie over $50 a piece for se vein I
leaves its fragrance to mark the spot years , also some Yearling steers.—
where it grew and bloomed so our de J. F Martin. Long Prairie.
ceased friend, Joe has left us. by the ex
Cohn A Co. line udiiiucrd i
emplary conduct of his life, a remem
brance which cannot l>e ’orgot ten.
the price of Egg«.
1
Land Company
CLOUGH'S
Carbolic Compound
Keeps the
r-
Jri ■
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JUNE
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
S as late styles js
are tl,e finest and
•J
satisfied v.imc and get
Tillamook City, Oregon.